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Hi Ralph, what worked here was that anytime the similarity is under 50 (or other threshold defined according to the use case) we create a new person using an UUID and then later we manually assign a name to the UUID if we know the person. You can assign an unknown label also using your application. If it is a real false positive (like a wrong person with 99 similarity), then we manually exclude the example from the database. |
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When I get some false positives where a person is identified as person X but he/she is not person X. How can I tell the model that it should be unknown and not person X.
Was thinking of creating a stranger person and just train all those unknows/people I don't care about into that bucket, but I wonder if doing that would affect the accuracy of the other sets and get more errors.
What's a good approach here to telling the model this is not person X?
Thank you.
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